Know when your agents stall, loop or overspend, without sending us a single prompt.

An open source, privacy-first telemetry and monitoring platform for AI agents: SDKs in four languages record an agent's runs, ingest keeps them as metadata, and a console reads them as traces, sessions and users.

• Traces Every run and the steps inside it, each model and tool call with its tokens, latency and failures, over OpenTelemetry's own protocol.
• Sessions and users Runs grouped by conversation and by the end user they served, under ids hashed with your project's own key.
• Notifications What happens in a project, in the console's feed, on Slack and through signed webhooks.
• The console agent Ask about a project without leaving the console, each answer citing the pages it read; read-only, on a model you choose.
• Coding agents A plugin each for Claude Code, Codex, Cursor and OpenCode records their sessions, and the skill teaches any agent to drive the CLI and the API.
• Self-host One Rust binary and one console, Apache-2.0, on Docker Compose or Kubernetes; you bring the identity provider, the mail transport and the model.

Next, built in the open: alerts over a window with a warning and an alert threshold, to Slack, webhooks and PagerDuty; what each call cost; and content an owner chooses to keep.

• Prompts, completions and tool payloads come off a span before it leaves your process, and ingest drops any that arrive: what is kept is metadata — timings, statuses, counts, and model and tool names.
• End users' ids are hashed under each project's own key, every field is documented in the field inventory, and every change to your organization is in its audit log.

• The console agent Ask what a project has been doing, who is in it and what changed, each answer with its citations; ⌘J in the console. Read the documentation
• The agent skill Teaches Claude Code, Codex, Cursor and any agent that reads SKILL.md to drive the CLI, call the API and self-host. Install the skill
• The CLI Device sign-in for a terminal and a token for CI; organizations, status and configuration from a shell. Install the CLI
• The HTTP API The read-only API under /v1, with a project API key, and signed webhooks for what happens. Read the reference